teardown photos from BG in the 70's

[Eddie Rezac]

In the staging lane next to the corvette is my old orange, SS/P 65 chevelle. I raced at everyone of those early Sportsnationals. Those were great times.
Eddie Rezac

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by Eddie Rezac

In the staging lane next to the corvette is my old orange, SS/P 65 chevelle. I raced at everyone of those early Sportsnationals. Those were great times.
Eddie Rezac

Eddie, that was when we could afford it. How ya been?

[Eddie Rezac]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

Eddie, that was when we could afford it. How ya been?

Ed,
I been doing fine, after being away from the drags for 25+ years its like they say about the old drunk, you will be OK , if you walk past the bar everyday, just don't step inside. Well I helped a friend with his stocker, for a couple of years, so here we are, We built a new Super Stocker, and are getting ready to do some testing in the spring.
Eddie

[thomas sheehan]

Here's another shot from behind the teardown barn in Bowling Green.

[Jim Kaekel]

Cool photo of Bob Nelson's Olds.

[MFR440]

Originally Posted by Eddie Rezac

In the staging lane next to the corvette is my old orange, SS/P 65 chevelle. I raced at everyone of those early Sportsnationals. Those were great times.
Eddie Rezac

Is that you in the shorts?! LOL!!

[art leong]

I must have been mistaken about Ray Cook and Kevin.In the center picture. It sure does look like them.
Are all the photos the same year?

[Chuck Norton]

I think that's my old buddy Fred Burris standing behind Jimmy's convertible in the 2nd picture.

c

[Robert Swartz]

Man, some great old photos.

This kind of nostalgia is great for these cold winter nites. This and those other photos from Indy and Edgewater. I was a mere pup then, didn't realise how good those times were.

Just seeing someone mention Marlin Snyder. I was a protege of the Meek Brothers, Toby and Kenny, they ran a Pinto, first in V, later W/S. I remember Ken Hutchinson and his F/S Z-28. Buddy King and his I/S, 69 Camaro, I believe. Otis Isom, had a variety of cars. He's still running brackets today locally.

Maybe someone can jog my memory, a guy out of Columbus, Indiana, Carl was his first name, had a tall blond wife, think her name was Connie, I could be wrong on that one. They had a pretty Buick, ran in G/SA.

Can't forget old George Williams in that Vega wagon. Last time I ran into him was at a Friday nite bracket race, 20 some odd years ago. He still had the Vega!

love seeing this old stuff guys,

Robert Swartz

[stage1scott]

Originally Posted by Robert Swartz

Man, some great old photos.

This kind of nostalgia is great for these cold winter nites. This and those other photos from Indy and Edgewater. I was a mere pup then, didn't realise how good those times were.

Just seeing someone mention Marlin Snyder. I was a protege of the Meek Brothers, Toby and Kenny, they ran a Pinto, first in V, later W/S. I remember Ken Hutchinson and his F/S Z-28. Buddy King and his I/S, 69 Camaro, I believe. Otis Isom, had a variety of cars. He's still running brackets today locally.

Maybe someone can jog my memory, a guy out of Columbus, Indiana, Carl was his first name, had a tall blond wife, think her name was Connie, I could be wrong on that one. They had a pretty Buick, ran in G/SA.

Can't forget old George Williams in that Vega wagon. Last time I ran into him was at a Friday nite bracket race, 20 some odd years ago. He still had the Vega!

love seeing this old stuff guys,

Robert Swartz

was it this one??